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Equities markets in the Asia Pacific region saw their biggest first quarter declines since 1992 on concerns that drops in US consumer spending will hurt exports in the region. Australia’s markets saw their largest quarterly decline …

Original post by Elaine Frei

With inflation in the Eurozone now at 3.5% and interest rates being higher in the Eurozone than that of the US there’s not much incentive to go into the US but there’s been a huge incentive to go into the euro lately. …

Original post by Sean Hyman

Crude oil prices declined Monday, joining most other commodities in price drops as investors took profits on recent gains, as conditions calmed in Iraq, and on analyst opinion that US oil stockpiles grew last week. …

Original post by Elaine Frei

Pair High Low Last Chng Rng 5RSI 14RSI MBI DIV EUR 15897 15761 15788 -7 136 85 67 113 -5 CHF 9995 9872 9931 -21 123 15 42 87 1 JPY 10020 9883 9970 25 137 27 43 82 2 GBP 19980 19814 19838 -107 166 48 41 93 -8 …

Original post by fxquant

WE DO NOT STOP ringing the phones and faxes on Capitol Hill until we see legislation enforcing daily mark to market, public exchange trades for all derivatives, public bank examination reports, enforced margin and capital requirements …

Original post by Genesis

Wall Street put the finishing touches on a bearish quarter for the stock market as the Treasury announced plans for sweeping changes to the financial system. via Reuters

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At 6:30 PM Australia releases the AiG Performance of Manufacturing Index. Last month the index rebounded above the key 50 level which indicates a growing manufacturing industry. In January the index dipped to 49.2, the first reading …

Original post by Greg Michalowski

The economic forecast for the next year has been cut by the Swiss government, as the US fallout driven by the housing recession and faltering export demand has damaged the growth prospects. Aymo Brunetti, the state secretariat’s chief …

Original post by Peter Charalambous

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Original post by Greg Michalowski